I love how this video did not need any clickbaity title or whatever to pull someone in. The topic in itself is enough to spike curiosity. And honestly that is valuable
I had to watch this twice. The first time to appreciate the visuals, and the second time to take in the science! I love how funky and human this art style is.
I don't think most people realize how important air is when we talk about space travel. When we watch science fiction or space fiction movies, we usually wonder why it hasn't happened yet, why haven't we reached Mars or other galaxies? It turns out there's so much to think about... while we live on this planet that provides everything for us, we tend to always complain and hurt the planet... we're like spoiled passengers.
Anyone who's played amongus knows when O2 has been sabotaged you just have to type the code and you're good to go
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But the music was really loud; it pulled me out of the enjoyment and annoyed me.
In space, you don't build systems that work only when conditions are ideal, you build systems that keep working when failure isn't an option.
That's a principle worth applying far beyond engineering